splitfins
Why Multi-Composite Plastics?
Extensive R&D and testing yielded the perfect formula of flexibility and rigidity for
efficient propulsion. Atomic multi-composite plastics result in a powerful kick that
requires less effort, stress and strain...meaning less air consumption.
Power Rails Hinge Points
The highly resilient power rails perform Thin, yet strong and highly flexible
as the backbone of the splitfin, storing hinge points between the semi-rigid
and releasing energy with every kick. battens cause the blade to react quickly
Proprietary and exclusive to Atomic and efficiently to the slightest kick.
Aquatics, this material will not deteriorate
or lose its resiliency.
Anatomically Correct
Foot Pocket
Flex Battens
Contoured to fit your foot without
Semi-rigid battens set in the soft
stress points, with semi-open
elastomeric blade controls the
toe for added comfort.
precise wing shape to optimize
thrust and reduce drag.
Split Blade
The split blade deflects with the
slightest kick to form a pair of wings that
slice through the water with reduced
drag, propelling you forward.
High Surface
Ratio Blade
Large surface area blade
improves pivoting,
turning and alternate
kicking styles.
Power Plate
Internal sole plate creates rigid
platform beneath the foot for greater
power transfer to the blade yet allows
soft, comfortable foot pocket.
EZ-LOK Buckle System
Totally new, patented buckle system
design features easy, one-handed quick
release of the buckle from the fin.
Re-attachment is simple and secure.
U.S. Patent #6,463,640.
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